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Team Unity: A very visible break-up

THE CRACK-UP of the UniTeam which carried Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Sara Duterte to victory in 2022 became the big story of the week as newsrooms picked up the quick moves to secure the power hold of Speaker Martin Romualdez over the House of Representatives (HOR).

‘Unimaginable and inhumane:’ TV Patrol highlights urgent need for medical services in Gaza

CHEERS TO ABS-CBN’s TV Patrol for a report that relied on an independent non-government organization, Doctors Without Borders or Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), a global institution that provides humanitarian care, fixing the spotlight on the poor state of medical facilities amid the ongoing war in Gaza. The report made...

PCIJ tracks dynastic, patronage ties in Marcos appointments

CHEERS TO the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism for a report that provided the necessary background to the appointment of the new agriculture secretary.

From the Newsrooms: Death and disorder mar barangay polls

NEWS CAPTURED the political violence that bloodied the first barangay elections in five years. Delayed twice by the pandemic, the vote for grassroots leaders was hotly contested around the country, and the participation of over 68 million registered voters was expected to be high.

History of Land: TV5 explains the roots of conflict between Israel and Palestine

CHEERS TO TV5 for its two explainers on the long history of conflict and the global implications of the war between Israel and Palestine.

From the Newsrooms: Persistent problems in barangay elections; Rodrigo Duterte faces criminal complaint

AS THE first Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataang elections in five years, the October 30 vote provoked more than perfunctory interest from media. The Supreme Court ruled last June that the law that delayed the grassroots polls the second time was unconstitutional, ordering its conduct on this specified date.

Still homeless, still suffering: PCIJ spotlights plight of Marawi’s displaced

CHEERS TO the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) for two reports that call attention to the lives of Marawi residents who lost their homes in the 2017 conflict. One report discussed the displacement and “loss of identity” of the community and another focused on logistical needs such as...

Team Unity: A very visible break-up

‘Unimaginable and inhumane:’ TV Patrol highlights urgent need for medical services in Gaza

PCIJ tracks dynastic, patronage ties in Marcos appointments

From the Newsrooms: Death and disorder mar barangay polls

History of Land: TV5 explains the roots of conflict between Israel and Palestine

From the Newsrooms: Persistent problems in barangay elections; Rodrigo Duterte faces criminal complaint

Still homeless, still suffering: PCIJ spotlights plight of Marawi’s displaced

TV5 and PCIJ zoom in on barangay elections and local officials’ responsibilities

Public approval for free tuition is not news; Poor lead distracts from real story

From the Newsrooms: Maharlika Investment Fund still for review; Filipino supply mission hit by Chinese vessels

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